anytime you're ready

anytime you're ready

A phrase that encourages the listener to take or start a course of action. A: "Can I start the meeting now?" B: "Sure, anytime you're ready."
See also: anytime, ready
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

Anytime you are ready,

 and Anytime you're ready.
a phrase indicating that the speaker is waiting for the person spoken to to make the appropriate move or action. Mary: I think it's about time to go. Bill: Anytime you're ready. Surgeon: Shall we begin the operation?Nurse: Anytime you're ready, Doctor.
See also: anytime, ready
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • Anytime you are ready
  • head start
  • a head start
  • clean sheet
  • clean slate
  • a clean sheet
  • a clean sheet/slate
  • off to a bad start
  • start off on the right foot
  • start off on the right foot, to
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